Sharp County record., 1887-04-07
A NUMBER of the leading gamblers OF

A NUMBER of the leading gaHOlerS Oh
New Orleans have been indicted for vpOla'
ton of the State Gaming law.
QUEEN VICTORIA desires to erect another
equestrian statue to the Prince Consont.
THREE members of the Dag g5tt talhlly
at Glenville, Neb., died on the 10th from
eating poisoned prunes
The British steamer Wells Cit, was
sunk in New York harbor on the per by
the Morgan Line steamer Lone u n
ITALY is about to construct new iIP'I IN
the Red Sea cable, to have direct conn &lni-
cation with her army operating in the ''ou-
dan.
THE Missouri Senate on the 10th voted to
indefinitely postpone consideration Of the
submission resolution-22 to II.
THE London Standard doubts the wi~'om
of the neutrality y-of-Egypt agreem re-
ported to have been made betwerEN En-
gland and Turkey. IT,
SUIT was filed and an injunction granted
at Columbus, O., on the 10th, to restrain
the sale of the Hooking Valley railroad
News from Rome says the Pope, in lef-
erence to the prominence given to Catho'
lies in the German elections, maintdins
that he stands by sentiments contained in
former letters.
CAPTAIN F. S. LILLY, a hero of three
wars-Florida, Mexican and the rebellion
was instantly killed on the 10TH at Day
| ton, o., by a street car running over hlm.
He had just received his Mexican pension
| papers,
STATE SUPERINTENDENT AKERs AMI
committee of the Iowa Educational Asso-
citation met at Cedar Rapids, Ia, on the
10th, and prepared plans for arranging
the Iowa exhibit at the meeting of the Ma
tional Teachers Association at Chicago in
| July.
THERE was great excitement in Mount
| Holly, n j., on the 10th, over the tind'1g
of Maggie Anderson, aged seventeen
! years, in the woods on the outskirts II
that place with bullet hole in her head.
She was unconscious and dying. A pistol
| found near the body led to the arrest Of
Barclay Peck, of Mount Holly
IT was reported on the morning Of the
| 18th that the midnight sleeper on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad ran
through a bridge about six miles from
! Cleveland, which had been weakened by
| ulSH WdlGT. 1T was llllpUSSlUlC W NCll4y
| the rumor, or get details.
FIRE broke out in San Francisco on the
morning of the 10th, in building occupied
as Chinese laundry and japanese fancy
store. 1t communicated to the residence
adjoining on the west. The Wash-house
suddenly collapsed, burying a number of
firemen. John Watkinson, fireman, was
killed, and three others were fatally in
ured 1t is thought that several Oh ina
men were among the ruins.
/ In the House of Commons, on the 10th,
Mr.. Redmond and Lord Salisbury debated
on opposite sides the Irish ''plan of cam
paignn issue.
THE United States Government will pay
for pensions for the quarter ending March
4, prox., SIS, 100000,
GOVERNOR BEAVER of Pennsylvania has
signed the joint resolution for the sub
mission of a prohibitory constitutional
amendment to a vote of the people.
FIVE more Of the rehabilitation prison
ers" were released from the Utah peniten-
tary on the 10th on their taking the oath
and payment of their fines and costs.
Missouri glucose manufacturers and
those of other States unite in a vigorous
protest against Mr.. Hiscock's tariff bill.
THE President has approved the Army
Appropriation bill, the Immediate Try
portatfon bill, the act for the erection ql a
public building at Jefferson, Tex, and the
act for the completion of public building
at Santa Fe, n. NJ.
THE Boston Herald claims to have de-
tected an alleged physician named Samuel
York, of Lewiston, Me-, in the act of Sc IL
ing medical diplomas and degrees, and
publishes an expose covering several
columns Of that paper
G. L. BUCKLY, recently of Detroit, Mich.
suicided at Nebraska City, Neb., on the
10th, by cutting his throat. A few weeks
ago he made an unsuccessful attempt to
suicide by morphine. He was about to be
sent back to Michigan, where he has
wealthy relatives. Temporary insanity
was the cause of his deed.